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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
MATCHING FoR cAoLERA.

The su<Eeon General K-@psa< q Sharp
Lookout For Vessels From south Amer
lea.
WAsHIxGrox, March I7.-Dr. Hamilton,
Surgeon 0eneral OF the Marine Hospital
Service is keeping a close watch upon the
ports infected by cholera, and the nature OF
the intercourse between these ports and the
United States. Under the provisions of the
laws of 1878 a weekly abstract is furnished
him by the State Department of the sani-
tary reports which consular and diplomatic
officers are required TO make The last re-
port, dated the 10th inst, states that i'm
Buenos Ayres cholera still exists. but.
makes little progress In assuming an cpl
demic FORM
The report adds that: Gin the interior or
the Argentine Republic, however, the dis
ease has assumed the proportions OF an cpl
demic. In Rosario, during the past month,
the daily number of cases averaged sixty to
100, while about seventy per cent. were fatal
In Mendoza the development of the disease
has been most remarkable and the popula-
ton of that city of 10000 has been almost
decimated, and in the country districts
the disease was equally fatal In Tacuman
the number of cases has, on some days,
been as high as 500, of which about one-half
proved fatal" He is happy to say, how
ever, that the disease seems to have great
~ abated during the last two weeks, and
the hope Is entertained that it will soon
have run its course. Rosario is the only
cholera infected interior city which has d.
rect trade with the United States. Cholera
also prevails in Chill, Peru, and has pre-
vailed in Nagasaki, Japan, though that,
port is now declared free of infection. The.
inception of cholera in the Argentine Re-
public is clearly traced to the landing of
the Italian minister at Buenos Ayres, and.
the unloading of the greater part of the
cargo and the crew OF the vessel in which
he sailed, at Rosario, 200 miles further uE
the river.
The danger of importing the scourge into
the United States on the approach of warm
weather depends greatly upon the character
Of the merchandise brought into the coun-
try. Rags OF wooden stuffs of any kind ara.
peculiarly liable to convey the cholera mi
erobes. DR.. Hamilton mentions that up to
the present time Great Britain retains the
embargo upon rags from Spain and Italy
established when the cholera was raging
there more than two years ago. The law
authorizes the President TO place an en-
barge upon any importation into the United
States upon the report of the Surgeon Gen
eral OF the Marine Hospital Service. and
the President will be asked to exercise that
power on the appearance of the first symp-
toms of possible danger.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
Trinie AInr,,er.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. March 1S.-Intelli-
gence reached this city last evening OF a
triple murder committed at railroad camp
on the Northwestern extension of the San
Antonio e. Aranzas Pass road, fourteen
miles beyond BORNE, Henry Madison,
well known stockman and contractor of
this city, had the contract for grading the
road, and employed a number OF men and
teams. One Of the laborers named William
Stone went to Madison and asked him for
some money and was told he could not get
any until Saturday. Stone became enraged
and said he would have either money or
blood, and without further provocation
pulled a revolver and fired, killing Madison
instantly. Two Mexicans in the camp, who
had witnessed the shooting. ran up and at
tempted to arrest the murderer, where
upon Stone shot and killed both OF them.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
PANIC IN CHURCH.
A Platform Breaks Down and Several Per
sons arc seriousIy InIured.

A Platform Breaks Down and Several Per-
arc Seriously Injured.
CHICAGO, March 1S.-A panic occurred at
the Roman Catholic Church Of the Nativity,
on the corner of Dasiel and Thirty ninth
streets, yesterday forenoon The church
was completely crowded, and outside on the
steps leading to the church was a vast
crowd unable to gain admittance. All at
once there was sharp crack, followed by
a grinding crash, and fully two hundred
men, women and children were prccipitated
fully ten feet, the entire platform having
given away. Twenty-three persons received
more or less serious injuries. Mrs. Kern,
an aged woman, had her back broken. p
O'Connor had both legs broken. Many
people were injured by being trampled
upon. The people inside the church were
at first inclined 70 rush from the doors. but
were Gained by the words of the officiating
priest. An old woman named Burns had
her back broken, and John Quinn sustained
a similar injury and neither can live. John
Sheridan, sixty years Of age, sustained Sc
we're internal injuries which are regarded
fatal.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
THE SO41TR.

THREE Cuban outlaws arrived aa Key
West, Fla, the other night, but We're at once
ordered to leave by a committee of citizens
FIRE in New Orleans recently destroyed
the Commercial Cotton Compress and much
cotton causing total loss Of S150,000
A SCHOONER owned by Captain J. Bolivar
and sailed by him and his two sons was
found drifting in Lake Ponchartrain near
New Orleans recently. The three men are
supposed to be lost.
THE body of Captain Eads arrived at
Jacksonville, Fla, from the Bahamas on
toe 14th,
THE family of John Harris, coloreda con-
sIstlng of eleven persons, living near Mil
ledgenille, Ga, have been poisoned and one
OF the children has died. A voudoo doctor
is suspected.
JUDGE LAFAYETTE KIRK, of Washington
County, Texas, who recently testified be-
| fore the Senate Outrage Investigating
Committee at Washington, D. c., has been
| indicted, together with number of other
citizens of Washington County, by the
United States grand jury, on the charge
OF intimidating voters Judge Kirk gave
bond for his appearance at Austin, Tex.
FIVE persons were injured more or less
severely by the wrecking OF a construction
train near Palestine. Tex, the other day
THE Governor of Teenessee has signed
the bill submitting to tie people a prohibi-
| ton amendment to the constitution. The
election will be held next September.
ISAAC II. VINCENT, defaulting State
Treasurer Of Alabama, was captured at
Big Sandy, Wood County, Tex
| INcENDIARIRs burned Johnsou's ware
house Oxford, N. c., recently, the flames
| spreading to the business portion of the
town. Loss, 100000; partly insured
THREE vigilantes, while engaged in whip
ping an aged woman in Rock Castle Coun-
", kys recently were shot dead by un-
known parties. Great excitement existed
The woman was whipped for selling liquor
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
The Pittsburgh Coal District.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 16.-The conven-
ton of railroad coal miners of the Pitts
burgh districts, which met here to-day, ac-
cepted the scale Of prices adopted at the
interstate convention OF operators and
miners, recently held at Columbus, under
protest, as they claimed that the Pittsburgh
district should have twenty-one cents abov
Hooking Valley. The prlce in this district,
under the Columbus scale, is nine cents
higher than the Hooking Valley rate. The
matter of dead work. and .''scfeens" was
settled by placing all local grievances in
the hands Of the board of arbitration 1t
was also decided to have q uniform price
for all drivers and day hands in the Pitts
burgh district
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
GENERAL.

1T is reported that party Russian
nihilists condemned to exile attacKed mail
coach near Tschila. shot the coachman and
guards and stole 137. 600 roubles in paper
and &c, GO roubles in gold.
PHE attempt on the life of the Gar has
been confirmed Several students were
arrested with dynamite in their possession.
THE Sultan OF Morocco has prohibited
the sale or purchase of intoxicants of all
kinds and has abolished the state tobacco
monopoly.
THE budget of 1SS7-SS has been presented
to the Spanish Cortes. The receipts were
estimated ut S49, 900 900 pesetas and the ex-
penditures at $50. DOC, 900.
SIX moonlighters have been acquitted or
their second trial in Cork, Ireland
IT has been ascertained that the cor
spiracy of Russian land owners and trades
men to overthrow the Cars Government
was very extensive and included q number
of military officers, and that it was chiefly
on that ground that the Car was adverse
to embarkin9 in war.
THE Duchess of Otranto committed sui
eide at Paris recently by blowing her brain,
out with revolver. She was overwrough1
with grief at the death of her husband.
Foo-CHoo-Foo advlces announce the fail
ure of the Hong Kong Chinese bank. When
the fact was made known a crowd of ma
tive creditors stormed the bank and com.
plete.y ransacked and destroyed every
thug IN the building
DISASTROUS explosion of dynamite oc-
cure. recently IN stone quarry at Lob
ositz, Bohemia. All the men in the quarry
at the time were blown to pieces.
AN outbreak of striking miners being
feared, extra troops were sent to Mons and
Soignes, Belgium.
HERR SPITZER, the great Austrian mathe-
matician, was found dead in bed in Vienna
recently.
ARRESTS continue at st. Petersburg.
Among those taken into custody are forty
eight nihilists. The police authorities at
ST. Petersburg desire the Czar to remain at
Gatsch:aa.
THE Italian Government has recalled
Gene, the commander of the Italians at
Massowah, disappearing his course in Civ
ing the A byssinians !, 900 rifles in exchange
for the captives in the hands of Kasaloula-
THE Canadian Government has decided
to send an exploratory expedition to Hud-
sons bay this summer to ascertain whether
it is navigable or not
THE Indian Government intends to station
force on the frontier in the Pishin district
to morally support the Ameer of Afghanis-
tan.
QUEEN VICTORIA has sent telegram to
the Gar congratulating him upon his es-
cape from assassination. The Prince of
Wales visited the Russian ambassador at
London for the same purpose.
THE vinegar manufacturers west of the
Mississippi have formed pool.
A wHALE-the third within two weeks
has been captured off Long Island.
SEVEN hundred architectural iron work.
ers of Cincinnati and Covington, KY, struck
recently for nine hours work at the pres
ent wages.
EIGHT new Cardinals, among them Arch
bishop Gibbons, of Baltimore, were hated
at 81 consistory held in Rome on the 18th.
THE German steamer Rata bound for
the Sandwich islands, burned at sea Feb
ruary 16. The crew were supposed to be
lost.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24

THE citizens OF Tampa, Fla. deny the
charges made by the New York Labor
Union regarding the expulsion of Cuban
outlaws
HALF Of the business part OF Blackvilie,
8. c., was destroyed by fire the other day.
Loss, $4,000.
TEXAS cattlemen have about 1900 head
ready now for shipment to the various
ranges north. The cattle are in fine shape.
DIR T. C. FoRD, under sentence for man
slaughter, having been pardoned by the
Governor OF Louisiana, was released from
the parish prison on the 18th.
THE Southern Cotton Seed OIL Company
has contracted for over a quarter of a mil
hon dollars worth Of machinery to put in
new mills in the South.
ACYCLoNE swept through Tampa, Fla, on
the night of the 18th, destroying several
houses. Two children were killed, one WON
an fatally injured and several persons seri
ously hurt. The pecuniary loss WIS about
$4,000.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
.,RECKING TRAIN WRECKED.
An Engine Flies the Track and Is Hurled
Against Embankmcnt.

An Engine Files the Track and Hurled
Against an Embankmcnt.
GALVESTON, March 16-A special from
Palestine says: Wreckmaster Nelson, of the
International & Great Northern railroad,
yesterday morning with an engine and
crew of ten men proceeded to Princess
switch, fourteen miles east of Palestine, to
collect the debris of the passenger train
wrecked at that place on Sunday morning
last. When half a mile this side of the
switch. the engine few the track, was
hurled against the high embankment,
crushing itself to pieces and more or less
scalding and wounding every man of the
crew. The spine of John Finley, a colored
laborer, was broken and he will die.
Wreckmaster Nelson was badly scalded
and cut on the arm and head. Section Fore
man j. McElrea had his left arm broken in
two places and arm and hand terribly
scalded. Young MCGOWAN was badly
scalded on the legs, and a machinist was
scalded on the head and face. The acct
dent is believed to have been a brake shoe
dropping on the track.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
Charged with EmbezzIemeut.

MISSEAPoLIs. Mimi, March 1S.-S- H
Baker, wSo has been loaning money for
Myres and UnderhIll, OF New York. has
been twice arrested during the past two or
three days at the instance of Benjamin
UnderhilI for embezzlement. Underhill's
personal claims against Baker aggregate
over $4,000, and d. K Underhill. brother
OF the prosecutor. holds Bakers note for
IS. 600. In all Underhill claims nearly
SIS OoO. w. A. Purdy, of Iowa City, has q
claim of Sc, coo; the Peoples Bank, $1,000;
Rev. j. NJ. Alden, OF Atwater, o., Il, 900;
none secured Fred Haas also has q con-
siderable claim These increase the
amount to about $4,000. Investigations
give room to believe that Bakers indebted
ness Will reach 500, 200.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24
No Money For Powder.

WASHINGTON, March 1S.-General Sheri-
AN has issued the following order: '-On re-
ceipt OF this order the practice OF firing a.
morning and evening gun at midway posts
will be discontinued until further orders,
except at the Military Academy, West
Point, Fort Monroe and at Fort Leaven-
worth, in consequence eof the supply OF
powder remaining at the close OF the war,
which has been used for this purpose, having
become exhausted and the ordnance depart
nent being without funds for the purchase
If the powder required"
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1887-03-24

FRANK A Scorr, defsulting cashier OF
Webster IL Co., Of New York, has CON-
fessed that he took 5000 OF the firms
money He viii not make fight In the
courts.
THE New York Star says that it is official-
" announced that the syndicate which, has
obtained control of the BALTIMORE q Ohio
road is the one which represents the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton q Dayton Railroad Com
pany.
LAYTON Bros, Of New York, carried on
an extensive brokerage business and the
firm had been reputed extremely wealthy.
1t has developed that the concern was en-
gagged in extensive swin6hng, reaching, &C
cording to report, as much as $l,O0e,OOO
The exposure took place on the flight OF
Walter E. Lawton, head Of the firm In New
York.
injured II a mine near Wilkesbarre, Pa, re-
Gently by an explosion Of gas.
HUGH BREsLIN, starter at Belmont col
liery, near Mount Carmel, Pa, was blown
to fragments the other day by the explosion
of quantity of dualin powder that he held
in his hand.
A GUARD has been set over the vault in
which Mr.. Beechcr's remains were de-
posted.
A COLLISION occurred recently on the Au-
burn branch of the New York Central near
Geneva, N. Y. Several persons were in
iured. but no one was killed.
THE Republican members OF the Ph1ladel-
phia delegation in the Pennsylvania House
of Representatives recently decided unani-
mously to rearrange the Congressional ap-
portionment for Philadelphia SO as to pro-
vide Democratic district for Mr.. Randall
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-24
~ RCFORMtR.

n.n.nsfraus wrong ho sots him lown-
fa stone walled city oi s.n
wallis haFe lr0u a.huIluG.
....r thcy SLOPE and coialf r'a's
n.l wheeling 5000. $50 chns.
iHo th.nrr.f arrow iu.
.nI lr.m iUa cloudy amrar'e
.,i iacoa l.ho and i.Cr lm
.an and dies what is thor.ehf
Hstco. in world like tlisf
..... .Ir cnrih shakes herself, impatient.
I. ono great roar cd ruin. ,.ash
citadel aul Oatn.moate
o .IH las cleared, tIe lonely 0.i'f
.....I.n Thoughts beneath tao If..IaIt
d. 500 iu Tl. C.ntIr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-24

Little Lll has bachelor uncle aud
sae lai noticed chat when Dee wanted to
hrNDr emphatic De used ID certain moao
syllable word ol four Letters SCOT long
ago Lthl uas aflictodwIthQutca cycnc
pam under beer little apron the RESULT ,l
too free u Indulgence in tho tooNsomc
cucumber When Uncle Jack camc1omo
"a, supper time he was informed oi tho
ucous plight Of Dis little my0uto and
hasteucd to her comfort
"Weu Ethel, my dear" ho said, adj
vanc.ns 70 the sofa, chow DO you feel
uOWf'
Pretty d-n miserable, .hank you,
Uncle Jack, she replied with an air of
having said quite the proper thing under
the circumstances. Chicago Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-24
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Yroflamattom.
6 pesioImabls 9erorbmuug.


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large in oenauntem eSrner e]rfniaten
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ter mn f1ht Srh;non,en m;y
| YolLmomten nie M6hoitumn eirer Ghe.
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a aao 2O U.u,ss S'tuBs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

aud 0err @bafe aIs Delegat nod Wai9.
inston geudblt. UNI bas @eiud UNI
Grinbuna zines Serritoriums @imarrou
benz 80. &ongreB bor3ulegen. Nn els
men gntrpurf elmer territorial : Ronfi.
tuition bat mod Hiemanb aebadt, aber
gas babea bic gerfaRuas Der Ser.
@taatea bef6uoren. vMir badteu,
Gies aentise fit ben Nnfang", iaate
9err Gbaie, welher glaubt, baB Sic
8ep6lteruug bon @imarron i'm ndhteu
Sabre fid auf SO 900 permebren pirb.
SIN 8ansen berri1t oafeIbf quite
Oronung, nur ifeGten ii1 8ferbebiebe
elm, BON tpel1ea 3wei ergrifen unb er.
fhoRen puroen.
8eoDer bat aud einen Mapor unb
einen 9tabtratb, bic i'm porigen Muguf
ertpdblt murben. Der MaDor bat fein
Salair. ionbera muir 9porteIn, ba er
als 9i4ter funeirt. 4hbotaten 9iebt's
niht. Stun, bieier sliidielige 3uffaub
tUirb ri6t lange mebr bauern!
Der Ganbtti6 NOR .uripringlid elm
Sbeil bon Seras unb tpuroe 1850 an bic
Der. Staten abgetreten. Die Ranias>
Webrasta Bill, pelde bon Senator
Douglas In 1854 ausaing, um Die @ren.
aea pon 3anias gu be1immen, leate
biefelbe fabli6 am Snbianer @ebiet
entlang, wObur6 Elm Gtiid 2anb, bas
bereits tueftli@ bon ienem @ebiet auBers
balb Der @ren3e bon Ssras lag, nun
aud bon &anfas ausgef1lDHen nub au
oNiemanos.2 anb" wurbe. llnb bas 1T
nun f9en 80 Sabre beri
Od Der &ongreB oieien fleinen 2anbs
arid st einem beionberen Se~rritorium
MAIDEN pirb, 1T iebr fraglid. Ders
felbe tpnrbe bur6 elm 2ougreB ! Gefeb
unter bic SurisbittioR Der @eri6te bon
Ranias geteat, aber baKelbe erbielt
ai6t bic unteridrift Deg prdfibenten.
philadelphia sDemotrot".
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Cinderella Gd5ub $ Gtore.
gde OitsSonftonifraBe unb Mbenue c

panit! panif! panif!
bs- nniere iosben i'm Often of,ees "a
tauften Borrdthe an S9uben urb
Stiefelu mtfeu in IA 9ager
Derfauft tuerben, uno fei
SeA- es unterm 2ofenpreis! - /.
Golgenoe BeifpieIe bienen ats Bemeis
unierer beiipiellos niebrisen preife:
II beri9iebene Nrten niebriger 0erren,
fdube 5u 81. 40(En-grospreis$1.7 5)
9anbgendbte 0errenihube ,gongrebA
su $2.75 Cont ubli6er preis ~.
grtrafeine banbgendbte 6errni9ube 81
$3.50 (anberstpo 3l $3.50 perfauft.)
Rnabenihube u. Rn6pfftiefeI 3u SLIPS
(En-gros preis $1.50).
g~gtrafeine 2n6pfiiefeI fur Qnnben 81
(Werth $2.75).
Samen. pautofeln 9ir. So su nu,
IS Gts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdbdenf9ube BON Glaees2eber
gu Hur IS sent ((Wertb ~.
&inberf9ube au 40, so unb 60 Gents.
bic anoerswo go, IS @ents unb 81
foften.
8abp Sdube peridiebener Dirt, bon
Is Gents on.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23
TafSe Mmfh!

Du tiblit Bid niebersefdIasen, balf feinen
slpbetit, Did pIast aopfpeb, Su bif nnrubis
unb uerb0s, tura Du bait irsenb Elm Mittel
notbis, Did wieber aufsuri@ten unb neuen
2ebensmutb su faFen. Man bebiene ft9 ba;u
nidt beftiser Stimulanten. Griibiabrsmebi.
einen, ODER ipertbloler 8itters, bic fan ale aus
jdlediem Bbisieb eema@t inb unb nur fir
fur;e 8eit auresen unb Dann cine nm 70 f9lim>
mere &eaetion i'm gefoIse au baben, ionbsrn
sebraude elm auberisfiaes 8iutreinigunss.
initteI. Gin fo!des rest 2eber uno Mieren gu
lebbaiter Sbdtisieit an, berIeibt neue 2ebens.
trait uno siebt Dem 2eibenbsa 6eiunbteit unb
Rraft pteoer. Sold Tin MitteI lit bos @Iee.
trio 8itters. IS foitet nur so Gents bic
0laide unO 1T gu baben in Der apotbete bon
VI. Dreib, Gan Nntonio,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-23

aufbeben su f6nnen. aabnoie Demotros
ten bonn &anbaa'iden 5lhsel Der gars
tel in bas 2ager Der &epubIifaner ges
triebeu bat.
Nae bieie einselnea Sbatfaben u,as
den es begreifi6, penn bertdnbise
Demofraten ibre parteigeuoRen Dor Ell
ner SoreiIigen Siegesauperfi6t tparnen,
ba in bet Shat bic Ausii6ten fir eine
Wiebermabl @~lepelanbs febr i1le9t &c.
woroen iinb uno BON Sag 3u Sage
f9le9ter merben.
I'M 10 better iinb bic Nusidten fiir
bic republitanifbe partei; aber bas
muB ftir lie nur Elm @pora fem gu eifrige,
Mgitotion, ohne welde bic beiten Chan.
cen Nl6ts niiBen t6nnen!